Thomas Caborn

  Notes:

Info from Ernest Caborn research, supplied by Catherine Atkin.

1841 Census; (incorrectly indexed as Cabon) living, aged 30 in Partney with parents and some siblings and also unidentified Eliza and Fanny. Wife and his children are at home. Occupation; Ag Lab.

1851 Census; Living aged 42 at Wainfleet Road, Skegness, Lincs with wife and children. Occupation; Cottager of 4 acres.

1861 Census; (Indexed as Caburn) Living aged 52 at something (Tunnel?, Sinneck?) Lane, Mumby cum Chapel, Lincs with wife and 2 of his sons. Occupation; Farmer of 21 acres.

1871 Census; Aged 62, living at 5 Listers Lane, Mumby cum Chapel, Lincs with wife, son and grandson. Occupation; Cottager of 11 acres. Grandson is;
Frederick W Caborn, 2, born in Chapel, Lincs.

1881 Census; Aged 72, living at Listers Lane, Mumby, Lincs with wife and grandchildren thus;
Mary J Caborn, 21, born Hull
Frederick Wm Caborn, 12, born in Chapel St Leonards, Lincs.
Don't know who these kids are, but Frederick obviously same one as '71 census and Mary J is same one as living was Sarah Jane in '61 and with Fanny in '71.
Occupation is Farmer of 17 acres.

1891 Cenus; (indexed as Coborn on ancestry) living aged 82 at Listers Lane, Mumby, Chapel St Leonards, Spilsby, Lincs with wife, daughter, 2 grandsons and a great grandson. Occupation; Farmer.
Specifically the occupants are;
Known;Thomas, Jane, Sarah Jane and her son Henry.
Unknown1; Frederick W Caborn, 22, grandson, born Chapel St Leonards (same as above)
Unknown2;James B Caborn, 8, great grandson, born Chapel St Leonards.

Thomas married Jane Rutter in 1831 in Skegness, Lincs. (Jane Rutter was born in 1811 in Aby, Lincolnshire, died in 1898 and was buried in Chapel St Leonards, Lincs.)